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Chestnut Park Real Estate’s branch in Port Credit is poised to grow exponentially, backed by a premium luxury brand in an affluent market—the only thing needed at this point is a few more talented agents to assist with the high demand for real estate in this area.

Chestnut Park Real Estate’s branch in Port Credit is poised to grow exponentially, backed by a premium luxury brand in an affluent market—the only thing needed at this point is a few more talented agents to assist with the high demand for real estate in this area.

“Port Credit is an in-demand luxury market right now and Chestnut Park is the leading luxury brand servicing the area” says John Lusink, Vice President of Operations for Chestnut Park in Port Credit, Mississauga. “We are looking for agents with a proven track record who are interested in providing high-quality service and excellence in real estate.”

Chestnut Park agents already working in the area know that Port Credit is a special place: an affluent and welcoming community located just 20 minutes from downtown Toronto along the shores of Lake Ontario. Port Credit is growing in popularity for many reasons, but perhaps the biggest is the bustling shopping, dining, and entertainment area at its waterfront. Farmers’ markets, festivals, first-rate schools, and plenty of outdoor recreational opportunities make Port Credit an appealing home for those looking for a family friendly community.

For those agents who are eager to join in the success of the brokers already working with Chestnut Park in Port Credit, Lusink says, “We have strong training programs and sales support for new agents, and information about them is available at www.joinchestnutpark.com/training.html. We also have a transition team eager to welcome them and get them off to a great start.”

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